For sale is an Edwardian style stained glass panel with floral and leaf motifs. Edwardian stained glass panels flourished between 1901 and 1910 during the reign of King Edward VII, representing a transition from the ornate Victorian era to simpler, more naturalistic designs. These panels were commonly installed in residential doorways, sidelights, and transom windows, featuring flowing botanical motifs that emphasized light and color. The craft of leaded stained glass became highly refined during this period, with artisans creating elegant designs that balanced decorative appeal with functional light diffusion.

Edwardian stained glass panels are highly valued by architectural salvage collectors, period home restoration enthusiasts, and interior designers seeking authentic vintage elements. These pieces appeal to those who appreciate Arts and Crafts movement aesthetics and the quality craftsmanship of early 20th-century decorative arts. The panels are particularly sought after in regions with historic Edwardian-era housing stock, where homeowners invest in period-appropriate restoration materials to maintain architectural authenticity and enhance property value.

Approximate measurements: 59.25”H X 5.25”W. Presented in good overall condition (with some minor cracks to the glass - no missing glass). Very delicate. A lovely piece that would add beauty and colour to any space!

Offered for sale at $85.
Serious inquiries only, please.

Text interest to 416-602-3803.
Ad will be removed once stained glass panel is sold.

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